RustLookup
Paste a SteamID64 or Steam profile URL. K/D, accuracy, hours, ban history, server history and inventory value — instantly.
Paste a player's SteamID64 (17-digit number starting with 7656119) or their Steam profile URL into the search bar and press Enter. Results load instantly — no account or login needed. How to find your SteamID64.
K/D ratio, accuracy, headshot %, kills, deaths, shots fired, hours played, VAC and game ban history, last 10 servers, Steam inventory value, and up to 100 friends. A shareable stat card PNG can also be downloaded. See what counts as a good K/D and how to read accuracy stats.
Yes. Both formats work: steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198XXXXXXXXX and steamcommunity.com/id/vanityname. Paste either and RustLookup resolves it automatically.
Stats only appear on public Steam profiles. If a player has a private profile or private game library, gameplay stats and hours will be hidden. Ban history is always visible regardless of privacy settings. See how many hours is a lot in Rust.
Yes, completely free. No account, no email, no paywall. Paste an ID or URL and get instant results.
Yes. RustLookup shows VAC bans, game bans, and days since last ban for any public Steam profile. This works even on private profiles. Read more on what VAC banned means.
Yes. The Servers page lets you search any server by name and see live player counts, wipe dates, map seed, and a full map preview. Click any result to open its detail page. See our guide on checking a Rust server.
Online status, current and max player count, global rank, map seed and size, last wipe date, a full map image, and the current player list. Connect with Rust+ to also see live vending machine prices, CCTV camera feeds, and team chat.
Pair RustLookup with your Rust+ companion app on the server detail page. Once connected, you unlock live vending machine stock and prices (with map grid references), CCTV camera snapshots from any camera added to your Computer Station, and a real-time team chat feed — all in the browser.
Yes — after connecting Rust+, the Vending Machines panel shows every active shop on the map with item icons, prices, stock levels, and grid square locations. Search by item name to find the best deals without opening the game.
Yes. Once Rust+ is connected on a server page, enter any camera identifier (e.g. DOME1 or OILRIG1L) in the CCTV panel to get a live snapshot. The camera must be added to a Computer Station in-game first — the same requirement as the Rust+ mobile app.
Most Rust players sit between 8–15% headshots. Anything above 20% is exceptional and may indicate a sniper-focused player or extensive PvP experience. Read our guide on headshot percentages and use Compare to benchmark two players side by side.